Campaigns
It’s just not Christmas without Christ
December 2016
You wouldn’t have a party without friends, wrapping without a present, a cake without candles or a celebration without the birthday boy! This year’s ChurchAds
[...]Easter: Where Do You Stand?
April 2016
Jesus: man, myth or messiah? Where do you stand? Those are the questions we’re inviting churches to ask the British public this Easter. Coinciding with
[...]Christmas starts with Christ
December 2015
Our 2015 series of posters were designed for churches who want to tell everyone about their local event – and at the same time remind them
[...]GodBaby
December 2012
GodBaby was our third poster in the Christmas Starts with Christ campaign (the first two were the Bus shelter nativity and Baby scan Jesus). We
[...]Baby Scan Jesus
December 2010
Research has revealed that 85 per cent of people agree with the statement that “Christmas should be called Christmas because we are still a Christian
[...]Christmas Starts With Christ
December 2009
As Christians, we love the fun and festivity of Christmas as much as anyone: it is a special time of year, a time of family,
[...]Be Part of the Action
December 2008
This year’s Christmas campaign includes a new poster depicting the nativity in a bus shelter, which is being displayed at over 1,000 bus stops in
[...]Want a second go at life?
December 2007
The 2007 Christmas campaign was “Want a second go at life?” It crossed several different media, with a poster, a series of radio ads, a
[...]Where Will You Find Him?
December 2006
The 2006 Christmas campaign was “Where will you find him?” It was based around a series of radio ads in which young people talked about
[...]CELEBRATE THE BIRTH OF A HERO
December 2005
In 2005 we revisited our most celebrated campaign, from 1999, where we showed Jesus in the guise of the Latin revolutionary, Che Guevara. This campaign
[...]Lines to God open 24/7
December 2004
For Christmas 2004, we focused on the original call centre: call God… the whole heavenly host of angels is waiting to hear from you. The
[...]Ask Him For Something
December 2003
In a radical twist to the traditional nativity scene and Christmas carols, the 2003 poster campaign followed the theme: “ask him for something”, and offered
[...]What Would Love Do Now?
December 2001
The campaign for Christmas 2001 represented a new direction, presenting a questioning, searching faith, under the slogan “What would love do now?” The unmistakable sign
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ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE
January 2000
MILLENNIUM, NEW YEAR 2000 Guardian report (16 Sept 1999) BBC report (15 Sept 1999)
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MEEK. MILD. AS IF.
April 1999
We had to withdraw the campaign we had planned for Easter 1999 at short notice, which meant that the new campaign had to be completed
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